Sealing Crocks

[MICHAEL CAMPBELL]

Please concider allowing players to seal crocks with bee's wax as well as fat. Thank you!

[Tyron]

That should already work, doesn't it?

[MICHAEL CAMPBELL]

yes it does my apoligies:)

[Medic8dGamer710]

Would love to be able to seal crocks with resin tho, that would be cool

[Maelstrom]

Uhhhh...  Why?!   Resin is a much rarer than fat or beeswax.  Is this some kind of flex thing?

[Thorfinn]

Maybe if the resin converted the crocks into resealable crocks?

Though by fall, you are yeeting wax because you already have 2 trunks full...

 

Edited February 1, 2024 by Thorfinn

[Maelstrom]

I would consider using resin if it made resealable crocks.  But it would likely be a finite number of reseals - five feels about right.  Maybe down to 3.

[Thorfinn]

Unless it were permanent, I wouldn't bother. Sure, for those of us who play without map, candles make great route markers, though you might have to wait for dark for full effect, but how many routes do you really need to mark? 

'Course, part of my VS problem is my life philosophy -- anything worth doing is worth overdoing. An apiary with only 64 skeps? What are you, a quitter?

[Gorfinhofin]

I feel like resin would just straight up glue the lid to the crock. The reason we use fat and wax is because they're airtight while still being easily removable.

[Thorfinn]

That's certainly true IRL. Though IRL, we'd be able to reuse the wax.

[Michael Gates]

Famous crocks sealed with resin. Contents still perfectly good after a very long time!